A collective bildungsroman takes in not only the personal journeys of five friends, but also the culture,...
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A book follows the footsteps of Guru Nanak in Pakistan and boldly speaks some bitter truths
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I sense resentment among locals against so many ‘outsiders’ flooding their state and buying ‘second...
If there was more people-to-people contact, Indo-Pak ties would surely improve.
A vivid story of revelatory homecoming doesn’t flinch from naming the villains of the anti-Sikh riots
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Which is the dirtiest city in India? The ignoble award goes to our most ancient—some 3,000 years old—and...
Exposes or not, godmen will thrive, public figures will kiss their feet
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I noticed outside a garden, a picture of a dog and “kutya” written alongside it. So there’s at least...
Much of this is familiar ground and most of the writing is pedestrian, though there are flashes of brilliance
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A reliving of the 26/11 horror in the words of those who stood witness to it or reported the event
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Part 2 | Bollywood TALKies With Outlook Episode 10: Anupam Kher
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Smuggled In Diplomatic Baggage, Kerala Gold Smuggling Case Sparks Row
Gangster Vikas Dubey, Wanted In Killing Of 8 Policemen, Arrested
In God's Own Country, It's Reboot Time For Tourism Sector In Kerala
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Unlocking A Lockdown: Outlook Presses On